Come tour Yoder's Amish Home and Farm to experience Amish history & culture. Offering buggy rides and a wide variety of tours.

Tour two homes, local guides explain culture and lifestyle, barn with animal petting area, buggy rides, school house tours, gift shop, covered picnic area. Locally owned since 1983. Some areas handicap accessible.

Breakfast is served from 7:00am - 10:30am Monday through Saturday. Breakfast Menu. Lunch & Dinner Menu. Order a pie for your next gathering. We make pies daily and seasonal pies throughout the year. View our dessert menu and order a pie today. Dessert Menu. Our Deli Market features take-home meals prepared fresh.

Come tour Yoder's Amish Home and Farm to experience Amish history & culture. Offering buggy rides and a wide variety of tours. Open Mon-Sat 10 AM – 5 PM.

In 1906, A.M. Switzer plotted the little town of Yoder as a central point for surrounding Amish communities. Today, Yoder is still considered to be that. Though many businesses and homes have moved in around Yoder, the picturesque town has stayed the same size.

The Yoder Amish Community is the largest Amish community in Kansas. Visitors can experience what life is like for the Amish and how little has changed since the 1800s. What has changed is how the Yoder community is incorporating technology into working the …

Come tour Yoder's Amish Home and Farm to experience Amish history & culture. Offering buggy rides and a wide variety of tours. Open Mon-Sat 10 AM – 5 PM.

Jun 9, 2014 · If you were scanning a map of Kansas for places where Amish might be found, Yoder in Reno County would seem a logical guess, given how common that last name is among Amish today. And it’d be a good guess–the town itself was named after the son of an Amish bishop, Eli M. Yoder, who came to homestead here in 1870 ( see GAMEO – Yoder ).

Yoder’s Amish Home is the perfect place to begin any visit to Amish Country. This 116-acre farm provides visitors a close-up view of a way of life they may only glimpse as they drive past the homes and farms dotting the hills of Holmes and surrounding counties.

This is probably the best way to learn about the Amish in the area, especially if you have younger kids. Combo ticket for $15/adult and $10/child gets you the a tour of the Amish barn and two amish homes, an Amish carriage ride, and a tour of an Amish schoolhouse. You can buy each attraction separately if you don’t want to do each attraction.